Humidor Pics! Lets see em!

[torin]

Dayum! I feel so ashamed of my 100 ct desktop looking at these collections.

Never be ashamed every one of these collections started off smaller than that!

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

about 2 months into this wonderful hobby:

it's getting tight in there, may need to build a coolidor

Just wondering, you keep your humidor in the bathroom? :scratchhe

 

[Treinenwj]

:rofl: @ Larry! A smoke and a poop... Can't beat it!

 

[tobii3]

Dayum! I feel so ashamed of my 100 ct desktop looking at these collections.

You'll be surprised at how fast that 100ct becomes your SMALLEST humidor.

:rolling:

 

[gentimmy]

:rofl: @ Larry! A smoke and a poop... Can't beat it!

...exactly...


but seriously, it's the best lighting for my cameraphone. My rooms pretty dark

 

[dued]

I just picked up a Bally 100 myself, its a great box.

 

[gentimmy]

yea it's been holding humidity very well!

 

[avantgrade]

Here is mine. I also have a tuperdor set up in the closet with a few boxes, a 25 count for flavored/infused, and a 15 count in the lab.

What do you think of those acrylic shelves? I used a laser mill to make those.





















Take care friends!

 

[torin]

Here is mine. I also have a tuperdor set up in the closet with a few boxes, a 25 count for flavored/infused, and a 15 count in the lab.

What do you think of those acrylic shelves? I used a laser mill to make those.



Take care friends!

Nice shelves. Nice collection.

 

[eric_f]

Nice pics and collections all!

 

[cvm4]

Nothing fancy... Keep it simple.

 

[Hawgmauler]

These pics are cross-posted from my "Intro" post, but since they fit the topic, I thought I'd post 'em here too. Some of you may not read the introductions.

The Ammo can is an AHT - All Terrain Humidor that I bought during the "hype" during the cigar boom of the late 1990's. It's really my only working humidor. It doesn't hold much, and, I need to make a purchase soon to add some more to it.

The other humidor is an antique that I bought about 8 years ago or so. Its a Silvercrest, inlayed with sterling silver on the lid. And then there is a Heintz cigar ashtray, it's bronze with a sterline silver inlay. I'll have to find my other antique cigar ashtray and get some pics of that too. It's much cooler.


Here's the ammo can humi:

This is an antique Silvercrest humi that I have:

And this is one of my antique Heintz ashtrays, I have another one that has a dog scene on it, I'll have to find it and get some pics:

 

[Thegreekone]

That ashtray is KILLER!

 

[avantgrade]

Very, very nice!

Gotta love the oldschool stuff

 

[Big Mulac]

These are a couple of pictures from my blog when I converted an 1890's oak icebox into my "ice-box-i-dor". The "in progress" pictures are also there

 

[swingerofbirches]

That ashtray is awesome!

 

[SkinsFanLarry]

These are a couple of pictures from my blog when I converted an 1890's oak icebox into my "ice-box-i-dor". The "in progress" pictures are also there

I gotta say it again, you did one hell of a job on that conversation and it turned out beautifully! :thumbsup:

 

[Hawgmauler]

These are a couple of pictures from my blog when I converted an 1890's oak icebox into my "ice-box-i-dor". The "in progress" pictures are also there

That is awesome! You should be proud! I'm very jealous!

 

[Big Mulac]

Thanks (again) Larry. This is the first winter test on the accumonitor system. Working fine so far.

 

[Big Mulac]

Hawgmauler- welcome aboard I like your ammo- can-i-dor and the antique. More stuff on the conversion is on the blog.